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RESTAURANTS, BARS, THEATERS, FITNESS CENTERS AMONG BUSINESSES THAT CAN REOPEN JUNE 10

Governor Tim Walz today announced Phase 3 of the Stay Safe Minnesota plan (which included some items from Phase 4), including a gradual turn of the dial to allow cautious and safe re-opening of indoor dining, gyms, and entertainment venues beginning Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Customers and employees will be either strongly recommended or required

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GOVERNOR TIM WALZ TO ANNOUNCE LOOSENING RESTRICTIONS ON RESTAURANTS, BARS, AND OTHER BUSINESSES AT 2 PM TODAY – LISTEN ON KROX

Today, Friday, June 5, 2020, Governor Tim Walz will announce next steps in the state’s response to COVID-19.  The Governor is expected to reopen restaurants (indoor dining), bars, and other businesses. WHO: Governor Walz; Department of Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm; Department of Employment and Economic Development Commissioner Steve Grove; Department of Human Rights Commissioner Rebecca

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POLK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE WARNS OF COUNTERFEIT BILLS

On Monday, June 1 the Polk County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a counterfeit $100 bill that appears to have been passed at the Dollar General in Fosston.  If anyone suspects to have received fake money, they are asked to contact PCSO.  The incident is under investigation and no further information is being released

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ONE VEGETABLE, ONE COMMUNITY PROGRAM SELECTS THE GARDEN BEET AS THIS YEAR’S VEGETABLE

One Vegetable, One Community is back for its fifth year in the Crookston area. This year’s vegetable is beets. Polk County Public Health’s Kirsten Fagerlund said One Vegetable, One Community encourages healthy foods, gardening, and enhances the community. “One Vegetable, One Community is a growing initiative,” said Fagerlund. “This year it is county-wide through Polk

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CROOKSTON CHAMBER BOARD TAKES LUNCH TO WORK ON WELCOME TO CROOKSTON SIGNS

The Crookston Chamber Board gathered over their lunch hours on Thursday to work on the Welcome to Crookston signs at the city’s north and south ends.  The signs are located along Highway 2 across from Ed Widseth Field on the north end and across from American Crystal on Highway 75 on the south end. Board

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